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“This is our third year attending. The music and creative light displays continue to impress. We missed seeing Tinkerbell this year. The ice cream vendor needed extra help to speed the line along.”
12:00 PM - 5:00 PM
10950 SW 211 St, Cutler Bay
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“Clean, attractive venue. Easy to find your way around. Decent selection of vendors without being overwhelming. We had somewhere comfortable to sit and wait for the rest of our party to arrive. After looking around at the different seats, I feel like there isn't really much concern about ending up with bad seats. Everything sounded great. Overall, quite a good first experience with this location for me.”
“Enjoy going to lunch on Tuesday for a hot dog and beer and most importantly the great company. I tried the Thursday night NY strip steak, baked potato, and corn. Great tasting I love it and will do this again. Lynn and Charlie thanks for the recommendation. Rick and Tom see you on Tuesday.”
“Absolutely one of the most enjoyable lodge stays i have had. Wonderful hosts and great bartenders. Hard to believe it's in the middle of the hustle and bustle that is Miami. If your a moose and would like a great stop in South Florida. This is worth it.”
“CLM is amazing! Wonderful experience so far with multiple instructors that each provide different perspectives and focus on skills. So far, I have learned much from Donna, Mark, and Maite. I highly recommend their classes with the wonderful camaraderie!”
“I give it 5 stars for the service but today 11/26/2025. Was by far the worst I've had from the soup kitchen the salad, stuffing, and mash potatoes even the cranberry sauce was on point but the turkey it smelled like it was going bad I hope they don't serve that turkey on Friday. Because when I say it smelled and tasted horrible I couldn't eat who ever cooked that turkey shame on you. Do you feed you family the same way you cooked this turkey?”
10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
12770 SW 125th Ave Unit 101, Miami
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“At a time when affordable or free third spaces are becoming fewer and farther between, you’re welcomed here with a warm, kind energy that makes it easy to step away from the chaos to nurture your creativity and rhythm! They organize FREE jam sessions and events every week. The facility is modern, clean, and uses state of the art equipment. The director Alexa is a warm and kind soul with a true passion for what she brings to our community. This place is such a gem!”
“The non profit Tropical Audubon Society (TAS) has its origins as the Coconut Grove Audubon Society (CGAS), founded April 16, 1915, as Dade County's first Audubon organization. CGAS members met in homes and worked to advocated for bird and wildlife protection, protection of birds hunted for their plumes with the hiring of game wardens, ornithological education for school children and the public, and they also collaborated in the movement to establish Everglades National Park. WWII led to the CGAS becoming inactive in 1942. Led by Charles Brookfield, then employed by National Audubon Society, a new chapter of the National Audubon Society was established in 1947. The Tropical Audubon Society (TAS) has been on the frontlines of conservation and environmental protection issues in South Florida. The mission of the Tropical Audubon Society is to "conserve and restore South Florida ecosystems, focusing on birds, wildlife, and their habitats. The Tropical Audubon Society has been headquartered at the 1932 Doc Thomas House since 1976. It has been designated a Miami-Dade County Historic Site, a Florida Heritage Site, and is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Arden Hayes Thomas, Jr. was a pharmacist from Indiana who moved to South Miami in 1925, and opened the O. K. Drug Store just months before the Great Miami Hurricane of 1926. His business grew to managing two stores on Sunset Drive and Thomas invested in a 2.5 acres of property on the south side of Sunset Drive in the subdivision of High Pines. He commissioned Robert Fitch Smith, one of the first six graduates of the University of Miami architecture program, to create a home that would look like part of the piney landscape. He created a rustic house in the Florida wood-frame vernacular style of architecture that exemplified the influence of the Arts and Crafts movement. Created out of cypress, oak, pine mahogany, and local limestone, the home has detailed woodwork, a limestone fireplace, and built in features. Fitch went on to a storied career as an architect, taught at the University of Miami, and served on the first City of Miami Planning Board. In the 1950's Doc Thomas retired and traveled the world. A life long conservationist and bachelor, Doc Thomas decided to leave his home and the surrounding 2 acres of woodlands to the TAS. He deeded the property to them in December of 1974 and he passed away exactly one year later. Since 1976 the house has functioned as the home of Tropical Audubon Society while the surrounding acreage now serves as the Steinberg Nature Center.I discovered this delightful nature oasis and historic home in the middle of South Miami while eating lunch in the area. The gate is open so you can walk around what feels like a a secret garden. On Saturday, January 7, 1-2pm or 3-4pm the Tropical Audubon Society will host a public tour of the historic Doc Thomas House headquarters which has recently undergone structural repair and restoration. The tour is free although donations are welcome and lasts for 1 hour guided by a Tropical Audubon docent. The tour focuses on Arden Hayes "Doc" Thomas and Robert Fitch Smith and explores the near-native Steinberg Nature Center campus. The Steinberg Nature Center contains Pine Rockland, a globally endangered ecosystem. It is only located in south Miami, the Keys, and parts of the Bahamas. Pine Rockland once covered 180,000 acres or 12 percent of Miami but by the time Miami turned 100 in 1996, less than 2 percent remained. Today only fragments of the Pineland remain. It is a critical refuge for endangered plants and animals, some not found anywhere else in the world. Come out and learn about this important ecosystem and the pioneers who lived here and built South Miami.”
“Vita branches tax company has been a god sent service,
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Very knowledgeable of all the new laws and regulations they do not except walks ins so you definitely you will need to make an appointment.”
“Very kind people and Nikki the bartender was great. They have an outside smoking section that's caged in so no bugs get in, they have a huge hall for events, games of chance, a bar, tables, food and a place to stay with your camper.”
“This ashram is a beautiful place to learn more about yourself and life. I highly recommend getting initiated in kriya yoga to any spiritual seeker. The swamis are so kind, humble, loving and helpful. I appreciate all the many blessings of this place and the Gurus.”
“Everyone here is friendly and inviting. Keith does a great job cooking and ensuring everyone's needs are met. If you're not a member, I can't recommend joining enough. Your dues go to a great cause!”
“I being with the Salvation Army for over 17 years now, they have being my corner stone, im thankful for everything they do for the entire community, and then some !”
“Beatrice did an amazing job on helping me with everything that i needed .. The place also had a great dentist that you can tell he knows what he is doing also everything was clean .”
“The foundation really cares, I was diagnosed with Epilepsy when I was 8 years old. Karen helped my dad navigate through my diagnosis and provided him the best doctor to help me.”
“I have to give it to this goodwill location. Lately, the last few times I've visited this location, I am always met with very friendly staff always offering to help. Other locations in Miami have somewhat rude or dry employees. Along with their friendly service, the store is always well maintained and organized.”
“I really like this Goodwill location. The store is neat, organized, and not overcrowded, it's easy to browse with plenty of clothing options to choose from. However, the area around the store isn’t the safest. There are often people begging or homeless near the entrance, which can feel uncomfortable when arriving or leaving.”
“This is one of my favorite locations to visit. I have found numerous deals here and other times I’ve found neat things/knick knacks.
The times I’ve visited, the store is clean and well maintained including the women’s bathrooms.
Good bye to searching for all your “color of the day items” to put down first when checking out. Now with the new system and registers, check out is much easier and faster. You just give all the items to them and the computer gives the discount(s) and does the rest.”
“This apartment complex feels like heaven to me. I enjoy every minute of it and it’s very affordable and neat. I also like the movie nights. I’m looking forward to swimming in the pool someday. I also look toward using the Internet cafe to do my homework. To all my new neighbors I would say God bless you and to my roommate know that we are going to work things great together. The staff were very accommodating and my hope is that we all learn to live with one another as great neighbors and never let our differences get in the way of being great neighbors. Thank you to all the staff and God bless you all. 5 stars!”
“Very clean and great customer service, cashier was very friendly and polite. I was surprised at the variety of merchandise they carry. Definitely will be back soon.”
“Farm Share doesn't open until 0800 so you will need to park in the right lane of the road. Very little traffic.
At 0800 a worker came out and took my paperwork. Write your name and number on the front of your bills so they can call you with a door when they are ready. If arriving later call the number on the sign to let them know you are here.
Take both lanes turning in! It's a bit small. If you have the space and are able to, use the spots across from the docks to back in.
Slide tandems and wait for someone to verify your seal before opening your doors and docking.
Once they are done unloading they will call you to come in and sign their paper and get your BOL.
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Staff was friendly.”
“The best Goodwill. I love the fashion that is donated at this Goodwill. My last trip made my Birthday so truly special. The Staff that works at this Goodwill are always professional and sweet. I could not ask for more. The Goodwill is always clean and it is heavily organized.”
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“The Trinity Empowerment Consortium first time home buyer education workshop was very informative, and I personally learned a lot of valuable information as a first-time home buyer applicant. I will highly recommend Trinity Empowerment home buyer education program, and service to my friends and extended families.”